The SCI Blog Feed

No matter what time of the year it is, people are ready to get out and travel after a long period of staying home. So, this seemed like...

We wanted to share that we were invited and thrilled to write an article for New Mobility Magazine last month called, "4 Simple Yet...

Our wheelin’ sister, friend, and web designer Alicia Reagan wrote this excellent blog on the subject of assistance and attendant care and...

Frequently, a question arises in our SCI group about constipation and the overwhelming response is to drink a cup of coffee. But why...

Here we go again. The weather is changing and with it, the level of discomfort ramps up throughout our body. As evidenced by comments in...

Happy APRIL. Today with spring breaks arriving and summer vacations soon, the nurses at The Rollin’ RNs were talking about the response...

The ROLLIN’ RNs™ are excited to introduce a new individual to our series: Spotlights on Individuals with Spinal Cord Injuries and their...

The ROLLIN’ RNs™ are excited to introduce a new series: Spotlights on Individuals with Spinal Cord Injuries and their progress since...

We at The Rollin’ RNs love to share helpful information as we find it and this is no different. Everyday life with a spinal cord injury...

Two topics of discussion frequently on spinal cord injury websites are autonomic dysreflexia and urinary tract infections specifically...

We welcome the month of February with a feature about love and the wholesome benefits involved with living life in LOVE. We have both...

It’s devastating to lose your spouse but what happens when your spouse is also your primary caregiver? The Rollin’ RNs started this...

The Story of Overwhelming Paralysis and the Terrifying Events of the What-Ifs In 2009 I became paralyzed from an auto accident. I thought...

Today, during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, we are witnessing quite a debate regarding the safety of consuming ibuprofen (Advil,...

It’s important for all of us to have a health care provider to help manage our health care needs. For most people, that means having a...

Today’s article came to be when a member of our peer support group asked about GABA supplements (not to be confused with the medication...

We present yet another frequently discussed topic in our spinal cord injury (SCI) Facebook groups…“foot drop” or “drop foot.” You will...

My articles are usually are written on maintaining health but I wanted to expand on a question asked earlier and further discuss...

The nurses writing for The Rollin’ RNs decide on topics based on our own findings. This topic is no different. You all know the story of...

In the event of an emergency it’s vital for medical staff to know who you are, have access to an emergency contact, and know your medical...